Holiday in Paradise - Sandi Christmas Tree in West Palm Beach
Happy Holidays Readers!
I hope you've been having a great holiday season with your loved ones! No matter what occasion you celebrate this time of year, take time to appreciate all the good in your life. Be thankful for what you do have, not envious of what you don't.
I know I am thankful for my family, friends, and followers like you! So thank you all for your continued support on this blog and my Instagram. 💖💖
I personally celebrate Christmas, which, as I'm writing this, is just DAYS away! I like to do different festive things during December to help get me in the Christmassy mood. After all, its the most wonderful time of the year!
On my last trip to West Palm Beach, I heard about the annual Sandi Tree they build in the Great Lawn. I knew I wanted to come back and see it completed, and of course share my experience with you!
Sandi is a huge sand sculpture in the shape of a tropical Christmas tree. Complete with lights, a star on top, and a few friends from under the sea.
In addition to the main Sandi tree, there's a few smaller ones that are just as impressive.
Now you may have noticed that these characters and sea creatures have musical instruments. That is because the team at Sandi Land put on a nightly performance from November 29-December 31, 2018. Upbeat music and colorful lights turn these trees into a festive extravaganza.
Plus there's lots of other family friendly fun activities going on each day like mini golf, a behind the scenes look at Sandi, and a DIY life sized "snowman." (For more details, you can visit their website here.)
Sandi Land is located at 100 N Clematis Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33401.
If you're looking for a festive and family friendly place to visit, this is definitely it. And although I only got to see it during the day, I'm sure it's an even cooler experience at night to see it all lit up! If you decide to visit, tag me on IG @lalas_mermaid_lyfe or send me your photos! I'd love to see what fun activities you get up to this holiday season.
Happy Holiday's from this Florida Mermaid. I wish you all the best! 💖
xx
-Lala
I hope you've been having a great holiday season with your loved ones! No matter what occasion you celebrate this time of year, take time to appreciate all the good in your life. Be thankful for what you do have, not envious of what you don't.
I know I am thankful for my family, friends, and followers like you! So thank you all for your continued support on this blog and my Instagram. 💖💖
I personally celebrate Christmas, which, as I'm writing this, is just DAYS away! I like to do different festive things during December to help get me in the Christmassy mood. After all, its the most wonderful time of the year!
*Disclaimer: I am not being sponsored by any of the links on this page. My views and opinions are never swayed and will only recommend products and places I love.
On my last trip to West Palm Beach, I heard about the annual Sandi Tree they build in the Great Lawn. I knew I wanted to come back and see it completed, and of course share my experience with you!
Sandi is a huge sand sculpture in the shape of a tropical Christmas tree. Complete with lights, a star on top, and a few friends from under the sea.
In addition to the main Sandi tree, there's a few smaller ones that are just as impressive.
Plus there's lots of other family friendly fun activities going on each day like mini golf, a behind the scenes look at Sandi, and a DIY life sized "snowman." (For more details, you can visit their website here.)
Sandi Land is located at 100 N Clematis Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33401.
If you're looking for a festive and family friendly place to visit, this is definitely it. And although I only got to see it during the day, I'm sure it's an even cooler experience at night to see it all lit up! If you decide to visit, tag me on IG @lalas_mermaid_lyfe or send me your photos! I'd love to see what fun activities you get up to this holiday season.
Happy Holiday's from this Florida Mermaid. I wish you all the best! 💖
xx
-Lala
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